Official FlightLine RC 2000mm B-24D/J Liberator Thread
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Hey Mike, speaking of helping kids, do you recognize this kid? Caleb, my nephew. I let him fly my Carbon Z Cub yesterday, and he mentioned you from Golden Triangle Club.1 Photo -
Thanks guys. Me too Prowler :). There is a good chance my C-47 will join it with a “What’s Up Doc?” scheme. What I also love about it is that it is perfect for displaying at family events and displays for the club, and getting kids interested in the planes.Leave a comment:
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Lookin' good, Delta. :Cool: Bugs Bunny is my all time favorite cartoon character. LOL
Hey Sky Wolf. When are you gonna get one? :)Leave a comment:
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Starting to make some progress on my B-24 repaint. Fuselage and tail are done, wings are up next.1 PhotoLeave a comment:
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If the preprinted parts shipped in early February then hopefully they will be in the same container as the F-4's which means a mid April delivery to customers.Leave a comment:
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When/where did you here that? It would bum me out. See the post by Alpha # 970 https://www.hobbysquawk.com/forum/rc...981#post116981
I Was told they are not going to be selling the 3D parts now which sucks as i searched like hell to find gunners to fit so have a friend trying out his new 3D printer but its a long process. Here are pilot and gunners i found if your looking for any. The small ones are on eBay come pre-painted and fitted in the ball turret i made. The Call of duty are in Walmart and the pilot is American diorama return to pearl harbor from eBay but are heavy resin and none fixed pose
Maybe we could get an update. Otherwise I would really like to get these things made soon.Leave a comment:
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That's very likely possible. I am so disappointed sometimes with the way companies will set up a fleet of machines and then never bother to properly calibrate or perfect any of them. You'll see under extrusion, layer heights set incorrectly, uneven layers due to uneven print beds, wavy layers, etc. With a freaking $600 Robo3D R1, an E3D hotend, and some printed upgrades I was able to accomplish the same thing. Now I have a Prometheus dual extruder system, a Discov3ry paste extruder system, an Eora 3D scanner, and a Polysher polishing machine. I really need to put that whole kit to better use haha.
I took on 3D printing because of this plane. I think my printing is on par, if not better, than the ones I see coming from outside vendors. The real favorable part for me is that I can use the same files to create printings for the 12' Don Smith B24 I am building. If your friend is looking for any help on setup and running the prints, I am willing to do what I can. Let me know.Leave a comment:
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I took on 3D printing because of this plane. I think my printing is on par, if not better, than the ones I see coming from outside vendors. The real favorable part for me is that I can use the same files to create printings for the 12' Don Smith B24 I am building. If your friend is looking for any help on setup and running the prints, I am willing to do what I can. Let me know.
I Was told they are not going to be selling the 3D parts now which sucks as i searched like hell to find gunners to fit so have a friend trying out his new 3D printer but its a long process. Here are pilot and gunners i found if your looking for any. The small ones are on eBay come pre-painted and fitted in the ball turret i made. The Call of duty are in Walmart and the pilot is American diorama return to pearl harbor from eBay but are heavy resin and none fixed poseLeave a comment:
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I Was told they are not going to be selling the 3D parts now which sucks as i searched like hell to find gunners to fit so have a friend trying out his new 3D printer but its a long process. Here are pilot and gunners i found if your looking for any. The small ones are on eBay come pre-painted and fitted in the ball turret i made. The Call of duty are in Walmart and the pilot is American diorama return to pearl harbor from eBay but are heavy resin and none fixed pose
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And I've been waiting for the 3D detail parts too. Hope that container shows up soon.What's up with the lack of spare parts for the B-24. It's been a couple months that they've been out of props and a few other items. Talked with Motion earlier this week, said they got in a shipment of B-24 planes and some spare parts, but only the plane inventory has been updated. They weren't sure what parts came in, so I guess it was nothing they were out of or no parts. Don't want to go to the master airscrew props yet cause I'll need to modify the spinners, but can't wait forever. Anyone with any better luck?Leave a comment:
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I checked my batteries, they were at storage voltage. Next time I mess with it I will verify that the ribbon cable snaps into place. I was sure I pressed it in all the way but perhaps not.Leave a comment:
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What's up with the lack of spare parts for the B-24. It's been a couple months that they've been out of props and a few other items. Talked with Motion earlier this week, said they got in a shipment of B-24 planes and some spare parts, but only the plane inventory has been updated. They weren't sure what parts came in, so I guess it was nothing they were out of or no parts. Don't want to go to the master airscrew props yet cause I'll need to modify the spinners, but can't wait forever. Anyone with any better luck?Leave a comment:
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I had some crazy stuff happening on my bird which I troubleshot and replaced the control board. Mine had a ton of corrosion on the backside that refersed my aileron servos on the maiden flight and crashed my bird. Now that I replaced the board I have zero issues.3 PhotosLeave a comment:
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I had a similar problem with the landing gear when I was setting things up and found it was because the battery I was using for testing wasn't charged fully. Just sayin'.Leave a comment:
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Those ribbon cables have to "snap" when to push them in, as for the servo just slowly pull it out by the horn, the glue should pull lose.
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Hi dkalwishky: In my personal experience, I have removed/replaced a ton of defective servos that were glued in at the factory. I have never had to resort to some glue softener. I have always been able to gently tug on them to remove them. It might take off just a little foam with them, but usually it is a clean break where the glue was attached to the foam. I had to remove/replace both flap servos in my B-24 because I was having asymmetric flap issues. Broke a prop on the last landing with a crosswind and asymmetric flaps, that was about 6 weeks or more ago. STILL waiting on replacement props to come in, but that's another story...
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I'd be afraid to use lighter fluid in there. I've read that isopropyl alcohol will loosen the glue.Leave a comment:


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